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1. (adj.) posh
stylishly elegant; luxurious:
a posh new restaurant.
Etymology: (1915–20; of obscure orig.; cf. Brit. slang posh a dandy (1890); the popular notion that the word is an acronym from port out(ward), starboard home, the preferred accommodation on ships traveling between England and India, is without foundation)
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1. (adj) classy, posh, swish
elegant and fashionable
"classy clothes"; "a classy dame"; "a posh restaurant"; "a swish pastry shop on the Rue du Bac"- Julia Child
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Sense: of a superior type or class
a posh family; posh clothes.
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 Afrikaans: rykmansagtig |
 Arabic: مُمتاز، أنيق |
 Bulgarian: луксозен |
 Brazilian: chique |
 Czech: nóbl, prima |
 German: pikfein |
 Danish: fornem |
 Greek: πολυτελής, αριστοκρατικός |
 Spanish: de clase alta, pijo (peyo |
 Estonian: ðikk |
 Farsi: اعیانی |
 Finnish: yläluokkainen |
 French: chic |
 Hebrew: יוּקרָתִי |
 Hindi: रईसाना |
 Croatian: otmjen, monden |
 Hungarian: elegáns, puccos |
 Indonesian: kelas tinggi |
 Icelandic: fínn, flottur |
 Italian: elegante |
 Japanese: しゃれた |
 Korean: 멋진 |
 Lithuanian: aukštuomenės, prašmatnus |
 Latvian: smalks; lepns; grezns |
 Malay: mewah dan anggun |
 Dutch: duur, chic |
 Norwegian: fjong, overklasse- |
 Polish: wytworny |
 Persian: اعیانی |
 Pashto: اعيانى |
 Portuguese: chique |
 Romanian: şic |
 Russian: шикарный |
 Slovak: nóbl, extra |
 Slovenian: fin |
 Serbian: elegantan |
 Swedish: flott |
 Thai: หรูหรา |
 Turkish: şık kibar |
 Taiwanese: 豪華的 |
 Ukrainian: шикарний |
 Urdu: اعلي ترين، شان دار |
 Vietnamese: bảnh bao |
 Chinese: 豪华的 |
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